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  High-performance computing (HPC) is the use of parallel processing for running advanced application programs efficiently, reliably and quickly. In this group,     different researches is doing such as gang scheduling. The aim of scheduling algorithms in distributed computing systems is mapping the tasks to the   processors and making decisions to execute them in a certain way to optimize the overall performance of the system. Adding a time-sharing dimension to   primitive approach was a solution to reduce the processing resource dissipations. This measure, which is called gang scheduling (GS), is useful to schedule the   workloads whose jobs consist of parallel tasks which need to communicate with each other frequently. In GS, the tasks of one or more jobs are grouped   together into a gang. All tasks of a gang are executed on a set of processors simultaneously so there is a one-to-one mapping between tasks and processors at   any moment.
 Graph-based methods have been applied in a variety of fields, such as computer science, bioinformatics, chemistry, and physics. In these fields, efficient graph   processing method is necessary when dealing with million/billion vertices and edges. Multi-GPUs nodes can become platform for graph processing. Owing to its   characteristics of strong parallel capability and high bandwidth, GPU is able to meet high-performance of graph processing. Therefore, many researchers have   begun to pay increasing attention on large-scale graph processing on GPU in recent years. My work is social network graph processing with GPU.
 
 PhD Students:
 1-Mastoori
 2-Moeni
 3-Mollajafari
 
 MSc Students:
 1-Doozbakhshan
 2-Bakhshayeshi
 3-Doostmohammadi
 
 PhD Alumni:
 1-Mollajafari
 
 MSc Alumni:
 1-Nazarian
 2-Arghand
 3-Govahi
 4-Amir
 
 Publications:
 Mollajafari, M. and Shahhoseini, H.S., 2016. Cost-Optimized GA-Based Heuristic for Scheduling Time-Constrained Workflow Applications in Infrastructure Clouds   Using an Innovative Feasibility-Assured Decoding Mechanism. J. Inf. Sci. Eng., 32(6), pp.1541-1560.
 Amir, H. and Shahhoseini, H.S., 2013. Improving CompactMatrix phase in gang scheduling by changing transference condition and utilizing exchange. The  Journal of Supercomputing, 66(3), pp.1707-1728.
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